Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-04

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AEaM4 4OEs
On "wednesday evening, the ''lass hop''
oe Tie ssEies, held q faeoma during
The season Of tive months past, wAs a.
hsnded ~ Q large number Of guests.
Among them we're Captain d. b.
Rivers, Of the lea ahip, With his wife,
Ms. Ponoin and Miss Meydenbaueg,
Of Bsattlo, Hrs. etroWbTideo Of Port
land, Mira. BuFnham Of Burlington,
Towa, Miss Annis TarbelI Of Olympia,
Hon. Edmund Rise Of 81. Paul, his wife
and daughter, willard N. Pfata, and
Geo. Brand Of ElmlFa. n. 7, 8. q. Ful-
ton Of Portland and Mr.. and Mrs.. n. q.
Oowles Of Kansas City. The early part
Of Tie evening was devoted % the usual
eoneaTA, which vas diverniAed b. several
soIoa. The orchestra, which had been
giving daily noonday and evening con-
eeRis during The season, elesad their en-.
gagsment yesterday aad left for San
Francisco. Thsy we're given Q testi-
monial bearing many eigna49ren, show
ing the high appreciation IN which
theiF performances have bsan held.
COMPLIMENTARY DuHEn.
A dinner vas given 81 the Tacoma on
Wednesday evening, In honor Of W. N.
PRATT and George Brand, visitors from
ElmiEa, N. Z. o. p. MaGtersou, Z. r.
Manning, 7. B. Wallace, Jr., Isaac W.
AndsEssn, v. d. Tyler, q. n. Wheeler
and OsaaR b. Hnhn we're present., be-
sids the especial guests montioned.
MsasEs. Pratt and Brand iefl for theiE
homes yesterday.
ennMAn OoRcMnT.
The Tacoma Maaaner Chor gave q
vocal and instrumental oencesS last
evening, q Germania Hall. Quite .
large au6ienee was preseut, moaa Of
whom remainod and ieined II the
dance, which followed the oeneert.
REcwTToNs
A reception vas given on Thursday
eVe1ina ias1 By Mrs. Matthew Mccoy.
81 her hone on O stFoas, IN homer Of
Aisa Maggie OoapeF, Of Salem, Oregon,
who has been Der eues1 fos some iilsls
tina. Ausie and dancing we're the
features Of the svsnina. Itwas q very
plsasanA affair.
a Nmrmkx.
MrA n. Kaufman, YESTERDAY, eslebra-
I'D her thiFtisth btvehday. ne osoa-
sion Was made one Of mneh pleasure
ameng thls lAdyis wide eiFcls 81 frlenda.
MANY o. them abroad senA messages Of
ccuaratulation and noe q few sabsann-
tai tokens In honor 81 the event.
Among these latter was her sister, AErs.
SinesFman, % Seattle. Who esna q hand
ssmely worked tahls elsth. dene b. her
ewn hands.
oHu1cM ANNIVERSARY.
The seeoao anuiversaxy Of ths organ
iMAti0u Of the RiFsa unilagian B0oiely Of
IAooma vas eeisoratea on Gatnrday
evening By q soclnbls and danso, aiven
~ the Ladies' Friendly Society, 8 q.
Captain Williams, euumanAaE q The
Ia Taeoma, 10 With htl wifa FnBtlmaanR
- the Hot Springs.
". o. Ohapman Rsq. 10 II EIlens-
hura.
james Psvsr. formsrsy Of he Lasoo-.
neR Ned, vas d the ell9 tho pasl veak.
Mr.. and MRa. David LaHasx and aheir
granddaughter, Atss Dora Smith, ~
lGrned fFon ne Eaal % Monday 40.
Ma Henry IsAacs nnd Akim Gold-
smith. her ulsesr. ase wishing theiR par.
oHeN aa L1ooUDof.
Mr.. and ME& T. L NRxDo wsrs enn, Of
tAe mountains early d ~ wsak.
Hon. Edmand Riea. father az ntuar4
Rice. len with his fnn1aly for IN kone
II 81 Psal q Thursday.
MrA Il. A. 6toako and MrR. q. 4
Marble. Who have heaa viatlnR ftIsn11
tcRsthsr IN Hsbraska, hays rssssnad
home.
M. saa MFa. Il. D. Husan sssurusd
On fhursday from Q visit 70 VisaoEia
RooeFs 3. AIbEiaha haa been aaid m
SEX Tor zsgeEAl dAsa
III 0ovsRnnR George n. WOodR Of
Oregon, was In the city asvsEnl da1s
daRina the seek and lsss for dsgn
Soand On Friday.
Mrs. W. =. Thompson, Who hss ben
eeFsooelg u fog gate long time, b
eemeWhaa fmprcxed.
hunA Farley. win ~ fnnily, IN a
.fidAy foraysa<s sosouEa b san Dieeo.
California.
Jadgs I. Q. esass rslurnsd "a Than
3Ay frcm - axssnded trtp % Pussiand.
Aasistanf 9enefal MnnaRsR BaekisV.
lcoonpanisd b eif Wa Rfnmsn. e.
'ns OaEsiina arrived fsom svuR sul1sA-